The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-28

Florence L. Il N: Co..........2z11l bid, Is asked
IMe n Goal w end Sn...,'.4IA b :, 42A asked
f Tenn Blew Tas' GO BID 3D. asked asked
Union Stock Yard / i Co. rs bid, ...... asked
Memphis Grain Il K, Co... bid. l25 sked
NEW YORK, May q Money on call
easy at IRON 4s7 per cent, last loan at 5
per cent; closing at 5s6 per. cent. Prime
change dull but steady and unchanged.
bonds-Government bonds we're dull but
firm. State bonds were dull and steady.
| Inc apathy among operators was again no
uceable in the stock market today, the
transactions be- ng more purely pro essional
than for any preyiou, day this week. The
room traders had things pretty much to
themselves, and realiEations for the account
OF those who will be absent from the street
tomorrow were the n Ost important features
OF the day. The traders who are for the IN o 81
part bearishly inclined also attenoed the
market, and notw thstanding the expeota-
ton OF further improvement and the mod
erately nrm tone at the opening, several ma.
trial declines were made, and with the ex-
csptlon Of a short period in the afternoon the
market was heavy throu bout the day.
mere was no special pressure TO sell
There was special effort by tie bears at
the close. and attacks were made UPON PACT
i ; Mail and New England, while the rates
Tor money were bid up to per cent Read
ing was again the most prominent stock, but
Us INSTITUTIONS we're extremely light. Fort
Worth and Dsnver was the Specially
weak stock of the general list, while among
the specialties Alton and Terre Hauto was
cons :icuous for the decline established. The
opening was barely firm, first prices ihoWins
insignifclnt changes only from yesterday's
maj hgnres, with dvancss in a small ma
Jorily. There was considerable activity in
me hrst few minutes, but the market soon
Pee became ras, dGli, ard 50 remsIned throughout
move ent, except in st. Paul and Duluth,
Which was aga n strong; Colorado CoaI,
when declined IA, but quick recovered,
and and Alton and Terre Haute, which broke ~.
10 Fort Worth and Denver, while St. Paul
lost the greater portion of its former |
advance, The afternoon market was ex. |
uenely dull with prices in the general list |
in stagnSnmt except for sharp recovery /
ment Of decided strength in Manitoba The |
heavy tone became more and more pro- |
nounosd in the asst half hour and the close
was quiet but heavy to weak at the lowest |
Reading. "a sos; Western Union, i2,220;
New England, II 800, and Lake Shore, II ,04s'
The entire active ist i. lower, although the
ssciTes are % tSr fractional amounts only
N; New England, ~, and Pacifc Mail i
per cent Railroad bond ma ket was qui,t
and displayed very little features, sales for
today footing up 81, 4Oi 600, to which Atlantic
md Pacific INCOMES contributed sl45, 900 and
Denver and Rio Grande Wette n, asented
oiGo 0OO. Prices were irregular though gener
ally firm in the forenoon and weaker late in
theday. Final prices show irregular changes.
Va, ganada southern registered seconds gained
,omes lost 2 to l02; Indianapolis, Decatur
a9d Springfield income receipts, % to As;
Wabash convertibles, 2 to "a.
The total sales of stocks today were 228,-
q In IaUIs hzl.. /
md Western. S6so; Erie, 1850; Fort Worth
ind Denver, $50; Lake Shore, II ,o4S; Mis-
euri Psc fc, IL $50; Northern Pacific, 400;
,aciho Mail, 4l4; Peoria, Decatur and
soxsaansXllle, S46g; Reading, 81, 695; st. Paul,
$50; Western Union. II go. Closing quota
ions:
BONDS.
! 3. IS, -. As, coup. 1871.
Us, coup, ll0N Pacific 6s of 1895, 1854.
"a. stamps, As, ~ Missouri 6s, l02H.
,ent; Pae; lists, III. Den. d r. G.lsts, l201S.
;. AK. g. " lists, 82ls Erie Ids, IO411.
X; AT Gen .6s, lo2 North. Pac. list, l18.
forth. Pac. Ids, l051z. N. Western con. 1879.
y. est. deb .6s ,lO9H. St.L. s. +, Gen.M .1l4L |
4 Paul con, 1904, st; /: @. &P. lists, 122H.
r. landgrants, 62h. TIP .R.G ex con. 78A.
!. r. lists, ll6%. West Shore. 104.
,enn 'os ,sot mt, l4: Tennis, set mt. 1G2.
Tenn. IS, set'mt, Is.
dams Express, 1i5. Morris&E, off d 1917.
Y legheny Cent'l,-. Nashville L G., Sl3..
llt9p d I; H., AZ. n. ]. Central, 500.
=. H.& ,pfd :,S3. Nor. d W. pfd, 631%.
lmsriean Ex., ia. Northern Psc,, S2lz.
!. O. X. N, 50; Northern Pac. pfd, SO
anada Pac., 621S. G. & N. W., l2iI.
anada Sou. o2l9; Y. NV. pfd 1901.
CENTRAL Pacihc, 4OA. Nay Central, ll3h.
IL OIL. N.Y.C.&St. l.. 1917.
!. Y. lst ptd, IL. N.Y.G.&StL ,pfd, $50.
!; Il o. I'd pfd, ga. Ohio Central,
Ihicago 4 A., 1853 ohio 4 Miss. SO1S.
. i A. pid, 1852. 0.& Miss. pfd, SO
r. ~ ID Il7 Ontario u Wat |
.' st ~. n. o. Oregon Nav, lt4h.
+, ~; L. * P.i iSH; oregon Trans, AA.
. st. La PIP d, 49h. Oregon Imp, 4914.
|. :. q: 5S. Pacific Mail, 54%.
! : Il. Valley $50. Peoria 5. & e., $50
Del. 4 Hud,' IV22s. Pittsburg, 1924 q
lel., L. x W, 1879. Pullman i. o, i55
ZEN. &Rio &. 3l9s. Reading, 455s.
rie, 349s, Rock Island 1867
RE pfd, AZ St.L, / ST. 48JI.
ew East TeIn,,l4 st. Il S:F. ptd, $50. ]
ewE; Tenn. pfd,A. St. L.&S.F. LIST D, n9%.
Ort Wayne, Isl. O. NJ. Il st. p, 50
hannibal u St. Jo- @, M St,P,, d, l24II
|. L. St.Jo., pfd,- St. P, M Nm, ll0%
.arlem, 223. St.Paul 4 Omaha, 81 {
ouston 4 T., % St.Paul 4 o. pid, III
linOis Central, 1871. Tenn. Coal& IRON. SS}4
nd, ID. 4 ": "a. Texas Pacific, 34&
ansas I; 3lA Toledo q 0.Cen, PISS. S
axe \. q W 22A. Union Pacific, 6l5S.
axe Shore, 81. Y. s. Express, 70. !
GU. d Nash, 68. W. ISL. &P., 2O%.
on: q y. A., 6z. VS. L, q P ptd,96H.
!. 2. LIST pfd, -. w. 4 4. Ex., l32.
|. Il @. seconds. W. u. Tel, 77H. v
EN-. Char 60 Colorado Coal, so.
!ich' Cen, %. Homo Stake, 10.
in. x st. L., 1871, Iron Silver, 30. :
in. Il st. Il. pfd ,441s. Ontario, 24%.
issouri Pacific, llOh. Quicksiiver,7.
iobile q Ohio l5h. Quicksilyer pfd, SSh |
!. u, 5: W. ": South. Pacific, -. =
!. LIS. Il W pfd. ll7M. Sutro. IS.
sex div dend.
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LONDON, May T.-United States bonds, I
Is, lllT; Atlantic and Great Western 4
-sts, 4ssS Bar silver, 4S5Sd per ounce. 4
PARIS, May 27.-Three per cent. rentes,
t, S715c for the account. !
BANKN CLEARINGS. '
CHICAGO, ILL, May H.-Bank clearings
day, $S,770 600.
NEW ORLEANS, La, May 2.-Clearings
the banks, S779,027.
NEW YORK, May 27.-Bank clearings to. /
~, S94 ,027 ,6O7; balances, $,7g7 500.
ST. LOUIS, MO. May 27.-Bank clearings l
day were So $40, $40; balances, S4S2,Sl7. \
BATTING Md, May H.-Bank c ear
gs today were 81 1884 ,42i; balances, $3.50, 2l3.
Pa, May q Bank
earrings today, $685., 1885,. balances, 81 ,32s- =
BOSTON, MASS, May H.-Bank clear-
gs today were Sl4,l25, 1874; balances, 81, 1885,
7. Rate for money 3 per cent.